Ottawa draws and loans and court notes brief
The Ottawa recreational program offers drawing and painting classes Fridays in the arts and crafts room. Georgia Day pleads guilty to grand larceny. sentencing deferred to July 15 after a theft of a $52 gold cross. An Alvy McCain cited for no valid license. appears July 11. Ottawa Savings and Loan anticipates 4 percent dividend for second half 1959. A divorce granted to Helen P. Gage from James C. Gage. A one car accident near Prince ton causes major damage. 4-H Home Improvement winners announced. Community Theaters Inc plans fall play with KU drama staff in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Georgia L. Day
Kincaid
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Alvy K. McCain
Trenton
South Main
Community Theaters Inc
Lawrence
K.U. Dramatics
Cited After 2-Car Crash Cited After 2-Car Crash
A three car collision on North Main led to the arrest of Leo E. McFaddin 28 of 1112 N Main on following too close. Thomas F. Sturgeon 45 of Paola stopped to turn left while John L. Robison 28 of Williamsburg waited behind. Robison rear ended Sturgeon, McFaddin rear ended Robison causing major damage to Sturgeon and total loss to Robison while McFaddin sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Leo E. McFaddin
N. Main
Thomas F. Sturgeon
Paola
Main
John L. Robison
Williamsburg
McFaddin
Robison
Deaths Eli Roy Heckman 76 Richmond farmer dies
Eli Roy Heckman 76 retired Richmond area farmer died at Ran som Memorial Hospital at 1 30 a m He born June 24 1883 in Tally Creek Douglas County youngest of David and Ellen Livingston Heckman He married Anna Edwards December 24 1906 in Richmond She died November 16 1943 He lived near Richmond most of life moved to 215 E Logan two years ago In ill health three years and seriously ill weeks He was a Methodist Church member Surviving are two sons Perry Ottawa and Robert Alamosa Colo One daughter Mrs Robert Hogle Wichita five grandchildren and one brother Homer Princeton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Roy Heckman
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tally Creek
Douglas County
David
Ellen (Livingston) Heckman
Anna Edwards
Heckiman
E. Logan
Methodist Church
Perry
Ottawa
Robert
Alamosa
Colo
Robert Hogle
Wichita
Homer
Princeton
Mildred Beatty Rites Planned in Kansas City
Mrs. Mildred Beatty aged 62 died last night at 10 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born April 4, 1897 in Iowa, she was the daughter of Benjamin and Mary Hillman. Survived by husband Estus Beatty, one son George Rush of Kansas City Kansas, three daughters Lucy Babka Opal Chappell and Pearl Reynolds of Kansas City Kansas, a brother Harvey Hillman of Tecumseh Nebraska. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. in Daniel Brothers Chapel Kansas City Kansas, with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Beatty
Estus Beatty
N. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Iowa
Benjamin and
Mary (Bright) Hillman
Beatty
George Rush
Kansas City
Kas
Lukie Babka
Opal Chappell
Pearl Reynolds
Harvey Hillman
Tecumseh
Neb
Daniel Brothers
Mrs Edna Kersten dies after six year illness in Oklahoma
Mrs Edna Kersten aged 59 of Vassar Oklahoma died yesterday after a six year ailment. Born April 13 1900 in Clatonia Nebraska she married Walter Kersten in 1922 at Vassar who died in 1944. Surviving are daughter Mrs Lawrence Wigger Bartlesville Oklahoma a grandchild two brothers Alvin and Hubbard Teiman of Vassar and two sisters Mrs Richard Bauck and Mrs Walter Evans of Vassar. Services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Zion Lutheran Church Vassar with burial in Mt Zion Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kersten
Vassar
Dewey
Okla
Clatonia
Neb
Walter Kersten
Lawrence Wigger
Bartlesville
Alvin Teiman
Hubbard Teiman
Richard Bauck
Chester Earl Bartlett Dies At Home At 64
Chester Earl Bartlett aged 64 of 736 Cypress died at his home at 12 10 a m He had been in poor health for some time according to relatives Memorial arrangements were incomplete at this time and will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Earl Bartlett
Cypress
Trinity Methodist Church
Hilmer C. Cooper
Cooper
Longtime Ottawa resident Bartlett dies after illness
Aged 71, stonemason and cement worker Elijah Bartlett died after a year of failing health. Born August 24, 1894 in Council Grove, he lived in Ottawa 38 years and was a member of Bethany Chapel Baptist Church and Corinthian Lodge No. 12. Survived by widow Opal, two daughters Rosalee Boston and Jean Bartlett, three sons Billie Evanston IL Earle Jr Ottawa Virgil Santa Fe NM, 18 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and sisters Matilda Day and Carrie Moore in Alberta, Canada. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Ottawa
Council Grove
Elijah
Emily
Gupton) Bartlett
Emma Smith
King
Opal Clayborn
Kansas City
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Corinthian Masonic Lodge No
Rosalee Boston
Jean Bartlett
Billie
Evanston
Ill
Earle Jr
Virgil
Santa Fe
N. M
Matilda Day
Carrie Moore
Alberta
Canada
Local Market Prices and Poultry Notes
Market listings show bean prices at 1.95 with corn at 1.08 shelled oats at 60 and Milo around 1.80. Butterfat 0.53, eggs white run 0.17 with graded eggs at 0.25 down to 0.17, heavy hens 0.06, light hens 0.04, and cocks listed.
Grain Market Woes Move Wheat Prices Higher in KC
Kansas City AP reports grain trading with Wheat up to 1% and varied quotes across grades. No 2 hard and dark hard listed at around 1.8, No 3 near 1.86, Corn prices mix with No 2 white 1.22 to 1.26, No 3 1.20 to 1.35, Oats steady, Milo 2.10 to 2.16, Soybeans around 2.08 to 2.14, and Bran near 29.00. Wheat futures edge lower by fractional amounts with mixed levels across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Shorts
Oren High Low Close Toy
Dee
Lfuly
INGO
Senesenes
KC Livestock Prices Kansas City AP Report
KC livestock rundown: cattle 500 head, calves 190, markets sparse for test. cows steady with utilities 17 to 19 dollars, canners and cutters 16 to 78 dollars. Hogs 3,000 head, steady to 25 lower. barrows and gilts 15 to 72 dollars, 240 to 270 lb pigs 14.75 to 15.00, sows 10 to 12 dollars, mixed lots 14.50 to 15.00. Sheep 5 percent, meater supply active and steady. spring slaughter lambs 20.59 to 22.00, utility to food 18 to 20.50, ewes 4 to 6 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Russian three room apartment on display in New York exhibit
The three room Soviet apartment at the New York aviet Exhibition of Science Technology and Culture in the Coliseum is furnished in a rural American style from 25 years ago. It includes a high bathtub with notable shower equipment and a kitchen set for newlyweds with a pullman style layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danish Pleasure Boat Disaster Kills Over Fifty
In Haderslev Denmark the 45 foot Damende exploded and burned after being overloaded beyond a reduced capacity. Officials say 53 are dead and many others were injured while police report more than 90 aboard. Rescue efforts continue as investigators examine a makeshift gasoline hookup and panic on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haderslev
Denmark
Danish Shipping Inspection Board
Damende
Park Lake
U.S. Plans to Abandon Bases in Eastern France
The United States will mothball three air bases in eastern France as France will not allow storage of atomic weapons without French control. About 6,000 airmen and 1,500 local workers face departure, with 200 fighter-bombers bound for Britain and West Germany. Bases faced crack runways, poor housing, and delays since Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
France
United States
U.S
Britain
West Germany
Pickering To Lead Tour For United Nations Pilgrimage
W L Pickering of 535 Willow will lead the 10th annual United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth tour sponsored by 1.0.0.F. with Florence McCarthy and Clara Bemis as assistants. Sixty six youths from across the state will join about 600 young people nationwide and from Canada and Hawaii on a bus tour including Washington D C Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Niagara Falls with six days in the U N building in New York and a Lake Michigan boat trip. Senator Frank Carlson will escort the group in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pickering
Willow
Kansas
United Nations
Florence McCarthy
Larned
Clara Bemis
Oakley
Canada
Hawaii
C.F
Rebekah
Washington D.C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Niagra Falls
Ontario
U. N
Lake Michigan
Washington D. C
Capitol
Frank Carlson
Desegregation Plan Ordered for Atlanta Schools
Federal Judge Frank Hooper ordered the Atlanta Board of Education to file a desegregation plan by December 1. The plan must start prompt desegregation and establish a systematic method to achieve it with all deliberate speed, prohibiting racial segregation in school operations. A hearing will follow the plan filing as the court retains jurisdiction for further relief if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Frank Hooper
Atlanta Board of Education
$33 Million Spent So Far On Roads
TOPEKA AP Contracts on Kansas highway projects for the first half of 1959 totaled $33,552,207. Maurice Martin, state highway director, said the figures include $29,421,462 on state highways and $4,130,745 in county secondary projects. New construction on state highways covered 476 miles and maintenance resurfacing 1,647 miles. In addition contracts for 90 bridges were approved on new state highway projects at a cost of $5,960,119. County secondary improvements covered 363 miles and 47 new bridges were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Maurice Martin
Illinois Puts Clamp On New Public Works
Governor Stratton announced a postponement of all new public works in Illinois through at least Jan 1. The freeze halts university and state projects including a museum, prison, and mental hospital while highway construction remains funded from gas tax. Budget and revenue concerns drive the pause. 80 million dollars in appropriations are affected within a 2.44 billion dollar budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
William G. Stratton
University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Teachers Universities
Illinois
Stratton
Man hurls makeshift bomb into Corpus Christi bar
In Corpus Christi a man described as angry at the world tossed a bottle of flaming gasoline into a bar. Two people suffered minor injuries as the bar and floor were scorched. Irvin Warren Stieckels, 35, of Higginsville Missouri, admitted throwing the device to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Irvin Warren Stieckels
Higginsville
Mounties Seize Big Heroin Cache
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced a seizure valued at about eight million dollars of heroin. Two men, Giuseppe Cotroni and Rene Robert, were arrested on charges of conspiracy possession and trafficking in narcotics after the nighttime raid at a Pointe aux Trembles motel near Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pointe Aux Trembles
Giuseppe Cotroni
Rene Robert
Hospital Notes List of Admits and Discharges in City
Admitted Betty Van Wie of Richmond and Lulu Hoover of 623 N Cedar along with Ralph Mundy of 121 N Hickory and Sherman Spears of 424 N Hickory and Ralph Hohner of 1429 Willow today. Dismissed Betty Nokes of Princeton and Frank Wise of 928 Cypress andCharles Hull of RFD 13 and Rev Thomas Ingle of 206 Blackhawk and W A Elliott of 721 Mulberry and W C Baker of Lane today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty van Wie
Richmond
Lulu Hoover
N. Cedar
Ralph Mundy
Hickory
Frank B. Wise
Cypress
Sherman Spears
Ralph Hohner
Willow
Ben Nokes
Princeton
Frank Wise
Charles Hull
RFD
Thomas Ingle
Blackhawk
W. A. Elliott
Mulberry
W. C. Baker
Lane
Notice Of Divorce Petition In Franklin County Kansas
The State of Kansas to Raymond B. Sherman and all concerned. A petition for divorce and name change has been filed in Franklin County District Court by Helen P. Sherman. You must plead by August 24, 1989, in Ottawa Kansas. Attorney for Plaintiff: Wayne Allphin Jr. Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Helen P. Sherman
Raymond B. Sherman
State of Kansas
District Court
Kacshs
Helen P. &Kerman
Costa
Court House
Ottawa
Notice of Final Settlement Hearing in Crocker Estate
The State of Kansas notifies all persons concerned that Bertha M. Collins as administrator of the estate of J. T. Crocker filed a petition for final settlement. Defenses must be written and filed by July 31, 1859, at ten in the morning in Ottawa, Kansas. If not answered, judgment will be entered. BERTHA M. COLLINS, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Bertha M. Collins
J. T. Crocker
Ottawa
Bertham. Collins
Personal ad fragment from Ottawa listing contact box
A partial personal notice reads Alcoholics Anonymous with a Write Box 281 address and CH 2 4120 phone number in Ottawa Kansas, plus the number 17 indicating a tag or entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Extine Engine Works
Box
Salina
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Sayings & Loan
Ist
Adv
Zenith
O. R. Norman
S. Main
Helen P. Gage
James C. Gage
Quantrell C. Robbins
Robbins
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne
Riley-Bula Cummings
Asonic Hall
Rosemary Crist
Sharon Whitley
Edith Sass
Joann Roeckers
Mary Ferguson
Anna Channon
4-H
Ottawa, Savings and Loan
Bobbie Allman
Kile Erickson
Chanute
KC Livestock
Russia
Olga Bayar
Hans Riistofte
Riistofte
Korea
Toul
Heckman
Lamb Guneral Home
Lytle
Mattie J
William T
Wellsville
Lamb Funeral Home
Rev. J. M. Torrence
Wellsville Cemetery
Mounties
Legals
Wayne Allphin, JR
Pilaintift
Bartlett
Bethany Chapel
Enal Chape
Tawa
Crocker
John T. Crocker
Donald L. White
Myrtle Horstick
Hyland Orchard
Underwood
Avon Cosmetics
Peoria
S. Mitchell
General Services
Henry Alban
Braves
Ira Meade
Conrad
Hensick Grocery
McCracken
Leo Thome
Ake More
John Deere
Ball & Warren
Richland
Call Bond Cleaners
Clark
Malott’s
Malott's Hare
Ceil &Foot
McCormick
J. M. Crabb
Homewood
Kenneth Davis
Williams
Dpure
Keenan
Carl Osawatomie
Olstein” Springer
Harry Tucker
Chester
Howard Winters
Princeon
Hamptons
Elmer Browl
Wellaville- Paola Road
Franklin
County Sales Co
Wilson & Locust Sts
Guernsey
Jersey
Dirry
Fred Coon
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Misc
Malott Uwardware
Malott
Edwin Moler
Colby’s
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